The newly found Gospel book in Bulgarian, in the Cyrillic (Bulgaric) alphabet, was printed in Vilnius in...
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Medea Kills Her Children, by Ferdinand-Victor-Eugène Delacroix, 1862, oil on canvas / Louvre Museum, Paris Medea in...
This marble plaque depicts a ‘parturition’, or birthing scene. Such scenes eased the fears of expectant mothers...
The only known photograph of five Harvard College/University Presidents sitting in order of when they served. Left-to-Right:...
BrightStar By Dr. Dorothy Jakobsh Professor of Religious Studies University of Waterloo, Canada What is today known...
Portrait of Maximilien de Robespierre, c.1790, oil on fabric / Carnavalet Museum Lecture by Dr. John Merriman...
Philip of Macedon coin / British Museum Lecture by Dr. Donald Kagan / 12.06.2007 Sterling Professor of...
Roman city gate of the CCAA, imaginatively inscribed with “CCAA”. / Römisch-Germanisches Museum, Cologne. – Photo: PK,...
An hórreo – a typical granary from the northwest of the Iberian Peninsula (mainly Galicia, Asturias and...
By Dr. Mark Damen / 07.25.2015 Professor of Ancient Drama, Ancient History, Latin and Greek Languages Utah...
This famous depiction of the Boston Massacre was engraved by Paul Revere (copied from an engraving by...
Edward VI and the Pope: An Allegory of the Reformation. / National Portrait Gallery, London Lecture by...
A Macedonian phalanx / Design Johnny Shumate, Livius.org, Creative Commons Lecture by Dr. Donald Kagan / 11.27.2007...
By Dr. Lewis Siegelbaum / 12.28.2015 Professor of Russian and European History Michigan State University 1921-1924 Comintern...
By Carole Raddato / 01.24.2017 Hadrian and his travels have often served as the guiding thread for...
The creators of the Corded Ware culture, named after this intricate pottery, may have spoken an Indo-European...
Viking Oseberg longboat / Oslo Museum, Norway Lecture by Dr. Paul Freedman / 11.28.2011 Chester D. Tripp...
This 19th-century lithograph is a variation of Paul Revere’s famous engraving. Produced soon before the American Civil...
President Abraham Lincoln / Wikimedia Commons By Patricia Smith / 01.27.2017 History does not repeat itself although...
Ely Cathedral in Ely, Cambridgeshire, England / Wikimedia Commons Lecture by Dr. Keith Wrightson / 09.22.2009 Randolph...
Wikimedia Commons Lecture by Dr. Donald Kagan / 11.06.2007 Sterling Professor of Classics & History Yale University...
Great Harris Papyrus, full color vignette of Ramses III before gods of Heliopolis: Ra-Horakhty, Iusaas-Nebethetepet and Hathor-Nebethetepe....
Paul Revere, “Landing of the Troops,” ca. 1770 / The American Antiquarian Society. Edited by Michael Hattem...
Reconstruction of an ancient Greek Trireme battleship / Wikimedia Commons By Dr. Donald Kagan / 10.25.2007 Sterling...
Arch of Constantine, Rome / Wikimedia Commons Lecture by Dr. Diana E.E. Kleiner / 04.21.2009 Dunham Professor,...
J.R.R. Tolkien, professor of Anglo-Saxon studies at Oxford University, was asked to do etymology research on an...
Side view of Herakleides in his current location in Getty Villa Gallery 206, Arts of Greco-Roman Egypt...
Louis V, the last Carolingian king, died shortly after suffering injuries from a fall from a horse...
Recreation of the report by Herodotus of the Athenian Pheidippides running to from Athens to Sparta to...
Mausoleum of Galerius, Thessaloniki (Central Macedonia), Greece / Photo by George M. Groutas, Wikimedia Commons Lecture by...